Pawn Stars: 1974 Triumph Spitfire 1500 (Season 14) | History 

@Salty Nuts not true. very funny.

true lmao

Not really some people actually get more than they asked for

thats his jerb

Dey took arrgh jerbs!

Haha.... hilarious...🤣

women cant build or fix anything they expect men to do it for them and still have equal pay

The "patriarchy", is trying to "oppress" me with a "pink tax" on my junk car, and they should give me whatever I want, just for being in my presence...Rick: "The car would cost twice what you are asking, to get it in sellable condition." It's called REALITY lady!!

JB911 FACTS 💯💪

@@jbloun911 I was not ready for a misogynistic comment on a pawn stars video

@@jbloun911 not a surprising comment from you. I had hoped you grew up in the past year, obviously not.

I had a 74 with over drive air-conditioning and a hard top ... Spent more time replacing axle joints than driving it . It was also prone to drop the number 3 cylinder . Which happened to me one night 3 oclock in the morning in the middle of the everglades ...... Theres a reason they dont make them anymore .

@@UTCM The only reason they stopped making them was failure to meet US safety standards.

LOL

Vegas is actually a really small area, so him living pretty close might not be that far fetched. But the thing is, everything on this show is set up by appointment. They arent going to have a live camera crew just standing around, while Rick randomly meets a person for a deal - and then sit there for 40 min while his expert arrives. I mean, what if Rick calls his expert, and they are busy. What if there is traffic? Do all those people just sit there and wait? The answer is NO! There have been numerous people that have worked on the show on the crew side of things. And the actual sellers/ the bargaining sections are 100% real. They aren’t scripted. And they dont do cuts while filming, except when they get the expert on. Which they then resume. But people seem to think that means all of this is fake. No. The actual sale part is real. But they have to plan it out. This means people “apply” for the show. They apply to sell their goods on the show. And the store decides which sellers would make for a good segment on the show. Which items, are worth being filmed. So of course they have to set up an appointment with these people. Doesnt mean its fake. Just means that its planned, and edited. Thats to be expected.

Some of it isn't scripted some of it is I should know cuz I met Rick at his pawn shop when I visited there he was with a customer and there wasn't any cameras and so was chum I did see rebecca she's hotter in person

@@mewgiah8057 I can understand how they would do this when they are leaving the store--how they would know which of their experts they would need to call in but I'm doubting it works this way for people that come into the store. Which isn't all that bad in that they could shot around it--move on to other segments/scenes while the expert is called in & gets to the store.

I Am Yeti how does that make any of it scripted ?? You think the filming crew is around 24/7 lmao??

rnzb he lives just around the corner. Coincidence I guess not

He lives just behind the grassy knoll.

Downswing Player - comment of the day lol

rnzb i

Thanks, I got a buddy of mine knows all about RU-vid comments he said its worth about 20 likes.

I respect him for that.

The car was on Pawnstars, demand just skyrocketed you all saw it!!

She wanted 6,000, found out it was 3,500-4,000 retail, so asks 7,000... makes sense. Perhaps being on a TV show was a bucket list item too. Considering what they all really wanted, they all won.

+Joseph Khamou I have an expert on Craigslist. Let me get him down here...

Might be worth 7 grand if it was actually in good shape...

You can ask for whatever price you want, it doesn't mean you'll get it.

Get rid of that debt over though rear fender well, and put some rims on it and that’s a nice looking vehicle

113 B yea gay fuck

He wants his own spinoff show and he's trying too hard.

he he

Howard James thats wierd ?? i gave her corn nuts and she gave me back milk duds ??

Let me call up a buddy of mine who's a corn nut expert

these videos are obviously edited. it's not live

you must be new here

Yeah. His buddy said it is a MK IV. It plainly says Spitfire 1500 on the front. The MK IV has a 1296 cc engine.

I laughed wayyy to hard at this. Thats what she said.

Future 75th True I have a 1973 spitfire, the English market one. I paid around £6000 for it, unlike this one though, the bodywork is good. that car has clearly had a few prangs in its life. Something like this should be worth three to four thousand in its current condition.

It's as pristine as her hairdo. Or was it a wig?

For a "Leyland", it is pristine!

@@jeannieheard1465 Just what I said, for a "Leyland", it is pristine condition!

night king 😂😂😂😂

lol!

he didnt even want the fucking thing...even for 5 bucks. he took no risk at all.

night king 😂

simp

That's what my father said too, except he was referring to the Delorean having that electric system. My father was a fairly well known freelance car photographer in the 80's and early-mid 90's.

I'd dump in it!

Yes, many BMC/British Leyland colors were just plain strange. Who else could make an ugly yellow, green, blue, red or maroon. Even white looked odd

first thing i thought too lol

@@jackw7666 That's right >

Titan X Intros Typical thing women tend to say.

Exactly. A “Mark IV” has a “Mark IV” emblem, a “1500” says “1500”. Jeesh 🤦‍♂️